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Re: liver cake?
1lb liver (ground in a food processor)
1 cup of cornmeal Half a cup of flour 1/2 minced garlic cloves Optional 1/2 eggs if you want a more (Cakey Mixture) Leave out if you want a more cookie texture. Mix ingrediants in a food processor, cover the bottom and sides of a cookie tray in foil or just lightly grease, spread the dough across the sheet and bake for 30/45 minutes or until well done. When cool peel off the foil break or cut into bite size pieces and freeze. They will keep in the fridge for a week or two as well. You can also make "liver pieces" Just boil the liver put it on a cookie tray, and bake for 15 mins, turn it and bake another 15mins until it is hard.
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Re: liver cake?
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![]() but what is cornmeal? i dont think ive heard of that. and also how long do you boil the liver for? before putting it in the oven? interested in trying both ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Fot the liver bait/pieces cut into 2" squares cover with water, (You can Add a garlic clove too if you want) bring to the boil, simmer for 15 mins or so. You can even drain it pat it dry and use it like that or, Then put it on a baking tray, 15 mins in the oven, turn another 15mins until hard. Corm meal is just flour made from maize really. I should think just using extra flour in place of it would be fine. You can get corn flour easily otherwise.
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Re: liver cake?
"My" recipe :
1 lb. Self-raising flour 1 lb. Liver 2 Eggs 2 teaspoons of Garlic Powder 1 cup of milk Water to mix Put the liver, eggs and garlic through a blender until smooth. Gradually add the flour and milk, and then top up with water until you have a sponge-like consistency. Put the mixture into a flat baking tray and place in a pre-heated oven at 200 degrees. Cook until no liquid remains when tested with a needle or fork (roughly 30-60 minutes), depending on the depth of the tray. Cool it off, before cutting into cubes, bagging it up and freezing it in separate packages. You should have enough titbits to last you for weeks. |
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ill have ago and let you all know ![]() |
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Re: liver cake?
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thanks Andromeda i hops she likes them 1st lol shes a very fussy dog im getting quite excited now hehe ![]() |
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